Mayor de Blasio announced Nov. 19 that 62,000 apartments at the Housing Authority would be renovated through a plan that converts the funding for the units to the Section 8 program, but its chances to improve conditions for NYCHA tenants are a longshot, the union leader representing NYCHA employees said.
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